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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Auto Addict on 29 September 2008, 17:45:32
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Just got back from a cruise around the Med., visited several towns and cities, never saw one Miggie :(
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JueV6's wife bought them all ;D
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Welcome back, Mr AA.
Bet you preferred camping ;D
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Just got back from a cruise around the Med., visited several towns and cities, never saw one Miggie :(
That's cos they're found on roads AA ;)
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JueV6's wife bought them all ;D
;D :D :D
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Welcome back, Mr AA.
Bet you preferred camping ;D
Bet he doesnt admit it tho ;D
Hope you had a good time AA :y
P.S. Wheres the OOF postcard?? :-/
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Just got back from a cruise around the Med., visited several towns and cities, never saw one Miggie :(
Amphibious miggies are somewhat rare I believe ......
Welcome home BTW :)
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Just got back from a cruise around the Med., visited several towns and cities, never saw one Miggie :(
Amphibious miggies are somewhat rare I believe ......
Welcome home BTW :)
Theolodian owns one and mine was semi amphibious
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JueV6's wife bought them all ;D
Great one Danny, neally fell of me chair when i read this ;D ;D ;D.
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And it defo isn't my fault.., me thinks the neighbours would complain just a little if I had any more miggies parked on this street lol. Rather surprised something hasn't been said already lol.
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Saw lots of Lancias in Rome, rare sight over here.
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in Italy I would not expect any miggies, as streets are designed for bicycles only :D ;D
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in Italy I would not expect any miggies, as streets are designed for bicycles only :D ;D
I saw an Omega in Milan at the weekend. Also many Lancias. I think they pulled out of the UK market completely some years ago. Their cars are certainly not to my taste any more. Maybe that goes for the rest of the UK market.
Kevin
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in Italy I would not expect any miggies, as streets are designed for bicycles only :D ;D
I saw an Omega in Milan at the weekend. Also many Lancias. I think they pulled out of the UK market completely some years ago. Their cars are certainly not to my taste any more. Maybe that goes for the rest of the UK market.
Kevin
Kevin,
personally I would not buy a big car in Italy as some streets are really tight ;D
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personally I would not buy a big car in Italy as some streets are really tight ;D
The inevitable collision doesn't hurt as much in a big car though. I certainly wouldn't have a valuable car in Italy. In fact, I'm really not sure what mode of transport I'd use. They are all pretty scary.
An Italian colleague of mine was home in Trieste for the weekend a few years back and called to say that he'd had a "minor car accident". He was in hospital for 2 weeks. I'd hate to see what a major car accident is like there. :o
Having said that, outside the cities, there are some fantastic roads. Certainly gave the Omega a good workout there last year.
Kevin
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personally I would not buy a big car in Italy as some streets are really tight ;D
The inevitable collision doesn't hurt as much in a big car though. I certainly wouldn't have a valuable car in Italy. In fact, I'm really not sure what mode of transport I'd use. They are all pretty scary.
An Italian colleague of mine was home in Trieste for the weekend a few years back and called to say that he'd had a "minor car accident". He was in hospital for 2 weeks. I'd hate to see what a major car accident is like there. :o
Having said that, outside the cities, there are some fantastic roads. Certainly gave the Omega a good workout there last year.
Kevin
Italians for the traffic habit is similiar to us.. ;D :-[ :-X
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Phew AA, the subject line had me worried for a minute there, I thought you went my way...
I am a frequent visitor to Italy (as some might know), and sadly there very few Omegas there, though I did see a very interesting dual-exhaust TD the other day...